Leagues are smaller groups of people competing with each other on events of their choice. It allows people to compete amongst their existing circle of friends and colleagues or against other LordsOfOdds players on specific events of your choice.

Public Leagues Overview

1. Select a Public league to join or Create your own
2. Trade on predictions which are a part of the selected events in your league
3. The profits you make are compared against profits made by other league members ( only for predictions which are part that league )
4. At the end of the league, the player with the most profit wins

Private Leagues Overview

1. Create your own private league. You get to choose who's invited, the events on which you'll compete and the duration.
2. Trade on predictions which are a part of the selected events in your league
3. The profits you make are compared against profits made by other league members ( only for predictions which are part of that league )
4. At the end of the league, the player with the most profit wins

1. Enter the basic details about the league here.
   
   
2. Select the events on which the members of this league will be competing. Here you can either choose an entire sport or a specific event in a sport. So if you have friends who are Cricket and English Premier League (EPL) fans, then you can choose both Cricket & EPL for your league.
   
   
3. Invite your friends and start playing! If you've created a Private League, entry will only be by invitaiton, so you must invite some friends. If you've made a Public League, then anyone can join it, but you may still want to invite some friends.

1. Can anyone join a League?
   
   Public Leagues anyone can join.
   
   Private Leagues can be joined in two ways:
   
   
   1. The league moderator invites you  OR
      
      
   2. A current member of the league invites you which you accept and then your request to join is approved by the moderator
      
   
   
2. What kind of events can be selected for a League?
   
   You can select a combination of entire sports or specific events under a sport to be a part of your league.
   
   
3. How long does a League last?
   
   It depends on the creator of the league. He/she can choose anything between 1 - 26 weeks. You can see the duration specified in the list of leagues before joining one.
   
   
4. What happens at the end of League?
   
   At the end of a League, the final rankings of the League members are displayed for a month.
   
   
5. What do you mean " only for predictions which are part of that league" ?
   
   Say there is a league which is competing on Cricket and Wimbledon 2008. So if you join that league, only the profits that you make by playing on Cricket or Wimbledon 2008 predictions will be counted to calcualte your rank in the league.
   
   
6. Are there any prizes if I win a Public League?
   
   No, not for most public leagues. But we will have specific contests where you could win prizes.These will be clearly promoted on the site, so make sure you keep an eye on what's going on.